page_title: Williams & Everett
section_title: References
hierarchical_section_title: Williams & Everett / References
caption_attribution_description: English: Florinda, 1853. By Franz Xaver Winterhalter (German, 1805–1873). Oil on canvas.
context_page_description: Williams & Everett in Boston, Massachusetts, was an art dealership run by Henry Dudley Williams and William Everett. The firm sold original artworks by American and European artists, as well as "photographs and carbon-pictures of eminent persons, noted places, and famous paintings." It also continued the mirror and picture frame business that had been established earlier by the Doggett brothers.
context_section_description: Science (Cambridge, Mass.) v.1, no.6, March 16, 1883.
  "John Doggett retired from the firm in 1845, and his brother Samuel in 1854, and the business was reorganized, the manufacture of mirror and picture frames being continued under the name of Williams & Everett, who added the branch of paintings, etc.;" cf. William Richard Cutter, ed. Genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Boston and eastern Massachusetts, Volume 3. NY: Lewis historical publishing company, 1908
  William Richard Cutter, ed. Genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Boston and eastern Massachusetts, Volume 3. NY: Lewis historical publishing company, 1908
  Because Doggett's framing/mirror business had been established  in 1810, Williams & Everett advertised the 1810 as their year of establishment. Cf. King's hand-book of Boston. 1889; p.350
  Lee M. Edwards. Hubert Herkomer in America. American Art Journal, Vol. 21, No. 3 (1989)
  Everett. 1902; p.183
  Dudley Williams, "looking-glasses, 234 Washington" cf. Boston Directory, 1852
  Dudley Williams, "carpets, 234 Washington St."; and William Everett, "lookingglasses and picture frames, 234 Washington"; cf. Boston Directory. 1857, 1858
  Boston Almanac. 1860, 1875
  Boston Directory. 1861
  Boston almanac and business directory. 1891
  "190 Boylston and 30 Park Square;" cf. Boston almanac and business directory. 1894
  Clark's Boston blue book. 1908
  King's hand-book of Boston. 1889; p.350
  American Broadsides and Ephemera, Series 1
  Special exhibition of important foreign paintings : including work by Bouguereau, Baugniet, Corot, Daubigny, Fromentin, Jacquand, Lambinet, Roybet, and other prominent artists. Boston: Williams & Everett's Gallery, 19th century.
  Fine arts: The Williams & Everett Collection. New York Times, February 12, 1873
  Art in Boston: Pictures by Inness, Brown and Others. The Aldine, Vol. 8, No. 9 (1877)
  Williams & Everett ... represented Mary Cassatt early in her career;" cf. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
  Exhibition of paintings, engravings, drawings aquarelles and works of household art, in the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition. 1875.
  Catalogue of original paintings and water-colors by Mrs. S.T. Darrah : on view in William & Everett's Gallery, 508 Washington Street Boston. Boston : Frank Wood, printer, 1881.
  "Exhibition of water colors by H. Anthony Dyer." Boston : Williams & Everett, 1904.
  Paintings by George Fuller, May 9, 1884. [Boston: Williams & Everett, 1884]; cf. Archives of American Art
  Grand Prix Day, 1887, by Childe Hassam. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
  Cincinnati Industrial Exposition. 1875.
  Exhibition of landscapes by Robert W. Van Boskerck of New York, and a series of pastels and water colors by George Hitchcock of Paris ... : March 16–30, 1894. Boston: Williams & Everett's Gallery, 1894
  "Williams & Everett were Boston dealers who sent George Inness to Europe in 1870;" cf. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
  Ernest W. Longfellow (b. 1845). "His 'John and Priscilla,' exhibited at Williams & Everett's, Boston, in 1875, attracted much attention. It represents the Puritan youths strolling on the bench, the water rolling its breakers nearly to their feet, and the sun setting brilliantly in the background." Cf. Clara Erskine Clement and Laurence Hutton. Artists of the nineteenth century and their works: A handbook containing two thousand and fifty biographical sketches, Volume 2. Boston: Houghton, Osgood, 1879. Google books
  Miss A.S. Patterson and Miss Sarah S. Perkins take pleasure in announcing an exhibition of their pictures : in the gallery of Williams & Everett, 190 Boylston Street, January 1 to January 8, 1900. Boston : Frank Wood, printer, 1899.
  Miss A.S. Patterson and Miss Sarah S. Perkins take pleasure in announcing an exhibition of their pictures: in the gallery of Williams & Everett, 190 Boylston Street, January 1 to January 8, 1900. Boston : Frank Wood, printer, 1899.
  "Caroline Hunt Rimmer is having an exhibit of her vases at Williams & Everett's. Miss Rimmer stands alone in her special line of work, and her vases are very dainty. They are to be reproduced in bron
caption: Florinda by Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1853); shown at the gallery in 1858
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